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condition "a that he IL breathing sterorousy The last
sacrameuts have not been administered.
A. DOODLE COMBINE" AT MONTREAL.
MoLONEY DEMPSEY. KEENAN, d co. MAY NOW SEE

BOODLE COMBlNE" Al MONAhC
MoLoNEY, DEMPSEY. KEENAN, d CO. MAY NOW SEE
HOW IT LOOKS TO AN OUTSIDER.
MONTREAL, Fob "a (Speeiap.-An evening paper nero
publishes the statement that Doodle combine exists
among the Aldermen in the City Council for the purpose
Of evyng backmail upon contractors and In fact upon
every who wants their influence. The paper makes
the following specific charges That Nolan Deli'le' DO
string to get alteration in the plan OF the city
his property blackmailed to the extent OF ~
Royal Electric Company paid $4,000 to obtain
votes with the cty that $4,000 was SUD
scbed by people interested in the Abator schemes on
the demand OF 90 between" for the purpose OF inhu
encns the votes OF the Aldermen: that the St
Sugar Refinery desiring lay q water pipe from lts
works the canal. blackmailed the extent or
81 800 I'm order TO buy votes OF Aldermen tn sancton @
opening the That the scheme Is well organized
appears probable from the fact that some outsiders are
employed to assist in the work One OF Theses OUTSIDERS
is Canadian legislator and another real estate agent
These two appear to act as go betwoens anu
Doodle distributors" The combine is SAID 10 DC nko
its New York prototype small scale.
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DE LESSEPS'S UNWAVERING CONFIDENCE.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL. HE THINKS. WILL HELP

THE PANAMA PROJECT.
LONDON Feb. 2I.-The Standords Paris correspondent
says that I'm interview NJ dc Lsseps declared that he
had learned with pleasure OF the formation OF the Mica
ragua Company which. he said would improve the pros
poets OF the Panama Canal Company. The Nicaragua
enterprise being fresh water canal would be useful as
means OF irrigating and fertilizing the country NJ
de esseps the idea that the Nicaragua enter
prise could bc used for nteroceanc traffic. owing TO
endless locks increasing the time Of transit vessels
would prefer going round Cape Horn Referring To the
Panama Canal he said the only point of anxiety was the
cuebra, although hc firmly convinced that the
contract would be finished within the specified time The
would be pushed day and night lighting the
cuebra OF electric lights The directors of the
company anticipate that the work accomplished In lss7
will be double that done In 1856
PARIS, Feb. 2i.-The Panama Canal Company mas
bought thirty locomotives In Belgium.
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TELEGRIPUIC NOTES.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN MICHIGAN
DEIRoIT, Mich, Feb. 2fThe Republican state Conven-
on met In this city to-day and the following
ticket: For supreme Court Justices short James H.
Campbell; long Charles d. Long regents O the
State University X W. Butterned and Charles cbbaid
WINE IMPORTED FROM JERUSALEM
CHICAGO Ill. Feb 24.-Ihe Invoices for a large consgn
ment oil wine om Jsrusaon We're received AZ the CUSTOM
House yesterday The Invoices 600 gallons OF
wine and upward Of 100 gallons OF liquors and are ntrnds
April aud continues week The wine said to be OF
superb quality old The Invoices lett
Jerusalem on December 10.
SECRETARY OF A BOARD OF HOME MIsSIONS.
PRINCETON NJ j., Feb 2i.-Tho Isev. Dr. William Irvin. OF
the Second Presbyterian Church Troy has accepted o
call To the seoresrysp OF the Presbyt board Of Home
Missions He was graduated at tho seminary here In l6ov
VERDICT AGAINST A STEAMER.
BALTIMORE, Feb 24.In the United states District court
to-day Judge &ors granted the claim OF Meyer Goldsmith OF
NowYork for about $4,000 against he British steamer sui
folk, for mi ury 10 cattle shipped that vessel
KEPT AZ HOME BY THE INTERSTATE Bill.
LoUIsyILK Feb "a (SpeetaThs BUFFALO aud Utics DaAe
ball clubs have Withdrawn tho series OF exibon gane
here of tho extra under the intcss
morce bill
A CHECK ON TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANiES
HARRsBUHo, Penn, Fob 2s.-Senator Grady t0dsy intro
duoed prohibiting trust safe deposit Insurance. security
companies FROM bccominG security OF son -
whsre the aggregate Of their sd businoss tny
equaed whle they may eefoafter equal mo
their capital stock and The par value OF tho ssssss
beloasdng 70 such Ssmpany held In thA stssA
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ST. JOHN COUNTY BECOMES LOGAN COUNTY

ST. JOHN COUNTY BECOMES LOGAN COUNTY,
TOPEKA. Kan Feb. - (Spcciab.-A bill changing 'ho
name OF st. John County to Logan passed the House Oh
Representatives this morning by vote OF 6i 10 Oh Inc
county named Ia honor OF John T. St John Speahcr
Smith declared that ~. John hypocrito that nc
Jumped the Prohibition hobby to ride into Office lie Sau
the Republican party had raised st. John from the sg
nincant position Of third rate Kansas lawyer 10 DO
crnor OF the state, and hc railing TO be elec tcu t
time, played the part OF traitor or the sixtyiour who
voted for the bill seventeen Dcm0crats lour poo
were about equally divided Tho bill has already pssea
the Senate IL received tho Governors signature thS III
ter
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ulyOR SMITH SERJOTSLY I'LL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a tSDeciah.-Mayor william b.
Smith, who has been i'll for days, much worse
this evening DR. " S. French his attending physician
that he derious throughout all Of last night
during this morning On election day he started Tor
Alabama on business connected with the fitting up OF a
new bank that state and taken Ill while on his way
home When he arrived In Town lie was very III ana de-
lirous and conveyed 10 his home by friend whom
he had met on the train. lie IL suffering from periton
the result OF inflammation OF the stomach DR. French
states that the Mayors condition. although not danger
is Garion
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrELLIGENc

The trunk line passenger committee yesterday con
tinued investigation OF the Interstate Commerce law
at Commissioner Finks office in conjunction with repre-
scntaycs OF the Association Of Ncw-lork state lines
conclusion reached and at i:O M the band OF
passenger agents led by Commissioner Person. took the
train Boston seek light and counsel from the repre-
sentatvcs OF the Ncw-England railroads
PmIADELPnI, Feb. II tSpeeab. The deposit OF Read
ing Railroad securities under the plan OF reoganzat on
was S2OOOO0O IL Il stated positively that the time
for deposting the securities Will not be extended beyond
Mnreh 1
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ppryORTOy ALUMNI ASSOcIA TTON.

Tprxroy N J., Feb 24.-The annual meeting Of the
r.wJ Jarsav Alumni Association OF Princeton College
wss held tonight At the Trenton House, Judge Edward
W. scudder presiding resolution was adopted to the
effect st tho association deemed II advisab" that IN
advisory board be appointed to act with the trustees Oh
Tia college AZ the banquet. winch was attended Dy
fty alumni Judge Bcuddsr occupied the post OF nonor
he Of the banquet the college gloo ciup
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AN AMERICAN BURIED. BUT RESCUED.

NICE, Feb 24-Miss Chapelez an American, was
buried in the ruins Of the villa Natal put was rescued
unhurt The total number Of injured here Is twenty
three There have been occasional tremors during the
day which caused acute suspense while they lasted.
Raron Rothschd, who was at Monaco chartered
Pullman car for his family.
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THE CANADIAN COLLEGE AT ROME.

ROME, Feb. 24.-The ceremony Of the laying OF the
stone OF the Canadian Church College took place
at O'Clock this afternoon Cardinal Howard officiating
Among those present were Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal
Taschereau Mgr Azaran, Patriarch OF the Armenian
Catholics; Mgr. OConnel. of the American College,
Bishop Keane OF Richmond Va, and Mgr. Rubian rector
the Armenian College The church dedicated 10
Saint Joseph The walls OF the college adorned with
antique tapestries upon which Is pictured the story OF
Esther The architect OF tho edifce Is CariInin.
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DISAGREEMENT OF THE DILLON JURY.

UNABLE TO DECIDE THAT THE TBANERSERs ACTED
UNLAwFULLY.
DUBLIN Feb. 2i--On the resumption this morning Of
the trial OF Messrs Dillon. OBrien. Redmond and Others
for their connection with the Plan Of Campaign Judge
Murphy continuing his charge said that IL the jury be-
eved that the had united agreeing o urge
the people TO do what the indictment alleged, the
iraversers had acted unlawfully After short absence
from the room the jury returned aud reported that
they were not able 10 agree upon verdict.
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THE SHOCK FELT IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2I-The seismoscope set up In tho
physical laboratory the United states Signal Office In
this city was disturbed by, aud accurately recorded at
seven hours thirty minutes, seconds, ~, 1o0
meridian tme February %, the arrival at this point OF
tile recent earthquake that reported 10 nave occurred
i'm Fr,,ce and Italy rough calculation gives ABOUT
nve hundred miles per hour rs the velocity OF ransmss
ian
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LONDON, Feb 24-The Tmess Pekin correspondent In
forms that paper that the head of rich Christian family
seChuen has been executed despite the remonstranccs
Of the French Minister The correspondent says that the
situation OF the Christians in the provinces OF SeChuen
and Kweichow Is critical the Mandarins siding with the
Hteras against the Christians and that the Pope
send egatc TO Pekin TO definite modus vivendi
for the protection OF Christians throughout China and 10
avoid the continuance OF the present state OF affairs
which that correspondent thinks will drift into general
persecution, massacre and civil
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VIOLENT DISTURBANCE BY ANARCHISTS.

PARIS Feb. PA statue OF Louis Blanc unveiled
here today In the presence Of the Cabinet Ministers and
many Senators and Deputies. The ceremony was made
the occasion N violent demonstration by the Anarchists
who were present In large numbers After the unveing
they hissed and shouted, Long live anarchy" Then
they made a rush for enclosure In which the statue
stands The police interposed and arrested several OF
those who most prominent in the disturbance
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B,LTIMoRE, Feb. ga leading official OF the Bat
more and Ohio Railroad Company today said that the
understanding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and the managers OF the Reading was distinct,
clear aud cordial ana that there was no apprehension
that the New York traffic of the Baltimore anu ONO RAIL
road would IN any bc nteriered with.
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AUSTRIAN PROFESSIONS OF PEACE.

VIENNA, Feb. 24.-MajorGeneral Count Won Wclsers-
heimb Minister Of War, during the debate in the Reichs
rath the credit asked by the Government for the
equipment of the andwehr declared that the Govern
ment entertained warlikc design and cherished no am
btion involving any military venture but desired peace
The Government has decided foregO the usual spring
mobilization of the artillery and cavalry so as not TO
awaken alarm.
The Rechsrath has passed the extra military credit for
eQuippng the landsturm. The vote unanimous.
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THE CABINEr CRIsIe IN ITALY.

PARIS Feb. 2<-TAs Tewps has dispstch from Rome
saying dat King Humbsst has oxpressed hs intention
shat tho Cabinet about bs formed shsu follow Count d
eashAianes policy Of maintaining eess alisnes with
Austria and Germany n AsyAssA alse SAYS that Gan
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APE THEY ENCOURAGING sTRIKERsi

Boston, Feb "a (SpecaD.-In the investigation to-day
by committee Of the Board OF Aldermen OK
the troubles of the South Boston Street
Railway President Iersey testified that he
beeyed President Richards. of the Metropolitan road
and Short head the Knights OF Labor IN Boston, were
strikers.
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VIOLENT CONDUCT OF COAL STRIKERS.

ELZABETPoRT, n. j., Feb II (SpscdD.-A gang OF the
strikers from coal docks and yards OF the Central
Railroad attacked several OF the men last night
while on their way home Robert Gilderslceve, D. W.
Wallace Henry BloodgOod were badly beaten by the
strikers who armed with heavy iron coupling Plus
which they had taken from coal train All three of the
men their heads and Wallaces head was cut open
IN nearly dozen places one cut Is almost foot In
length The detectives employed by the railroad company
are looking for the assailnts OF the three who
would probably been murdered had 1t not been that
their comrades their assistance and drove the
strikers oil.
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FRAGMENTs OF CABLE.NEWs.

GLASGOW, Feb. 2.-The striking miners Of Lanarkshre
have submitted.
ROME. Feb. 24-Negotations hayo been satisfactorily
concluded for renewal Of the alliance between Italy,
Germany and Austria, which expires next May.
BERLIN Feb 24It IL reported here that three officers
implicated In the recently discovered military plot have
nent has strictly eoined oOsl secrecy respecting the
conspiracy
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RUSSIA BUYING TRANSPORTS.

LONDON Feb 24-Russia has just purchased several
large steamships and is reported that the vessels have
been obtained for the purpose of transporting troops to
Nladi iYOstock
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CINCINNATI, Ohio Feb. 24.-In the Union Labor Con-
vention Colonel WINSTON OF North CAROLINA said his dele
CATION and that of Mississippi and Arkansas could not
name members unless the convention would relegate 10
the states the adoption rejection Of certain parts
of tho platform. His plan 10 make the sections
of the platform relating TO land transportation money
labor Income and Chinese labor tho National pat
form and allow Ia adopt reject the
other sections they chose. was adopted Ihe ENecu
tive Committee OF the Greenback party to-day resolved 10
continue their organization but to send an address 10
their party advising cooperation with the Union Labor
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ATARERNACIE A RLOWN DOWN.

AsGuRY PARK, Feb. ~ (Sp-ciaD-Ihe Ocean Grove
Campmectng Association recently began the erection o
"a spacious tabernacle near the huge auditorium Tile
strong wind today blew the new building down.
The rain and wind storm that was predicted 10
arrive yesterday, came on time and almost took posses
sion of the city. At rain fell in torrents and the
wind increased In velocity until 1t blew at times at the
rate OF sixty miles hour But by mid
day the wind had quieted down. the sun
was shining brightly ana only the muddy
streets remained show that there had been Storm
After the down the wind began To Increase ana
AT midnight 1t was travelling at IA high rate oi spccu
There were few delays account or the stofui ht
schooner driven ashore on Governors
Isl and AMI outward bound bark had her nasal torn
threads The schooner was pulled OH at hiRh ,iho. i
There were last night no Indications OF storm aud tho
predictions for today lower temperature ana Clear
weather.
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THE REV. JAl

THE REV JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE NOT DEAD
BosToS Feb 24.-It was an incorrect report tonight
that the Rev. James sret Clarke had died. The mis-
take arose from an error In "a telephone message.
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OSCILLATIONS FELT IN SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Feb 2i.-Osclatio?s of the earth from
north to south were felt throughout Switzerland
quite severely in the central and southern portions.
No loss of life Is reported, but much damage was
done TO property,
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TT LOOKS LIKE A vINDIcATIoN.

PARIS Feb 24-The Senate. by vote Of 2lO to 30 has
rensered budget the credit for subpreecs the re-
lection Of which by the Chamber Of Deputies was the
cause Of the overthrow Of the Freycinet MINISTRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
GENERAL BCTLEKS LAND SOLD.

ST PAUL, Feb ~ (Specab.-Major ). j. Baker, OF 81
Crox Falls. Wis., agent OF General H. f. Butler In FOLK
County has just sold 10 Chicago real estate and em
grafton firm 1000 acres OF land for Sl2l 800. This
tract comprises all the land owned by General Butler III
Doll Tnut,f
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sERIOUs ILLNESS OF CARDINAL JACOBINL
RoMn Hsh 2A-Iardinal Jaoonini who hes been III for
loms tms has suffered serious relapse II s feared
Ast hs nsss win result fasay. The latest rspos ofhs
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BERLIN Feb 24-Prince Alexander Of Battenbcrg
the deposed King OF Bulgaria, who reported yestc
day TO be lying Ill with gastric fever at his his fathers
house In Darmstadt II Is asccrtained has the smallpox.
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eral Durando President Of the italian Senate advise:
formation Of business cabinet which shall conduct
all necessary business until the meeting OF Parliament
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nurro.c Of which l. to bring the price
of hcef cattle On the range west Of the
to,diug d ricts more rcarly TO lev
eli of the puccs OF dressed beet in The
east. 10 Increase profits TO the produ-
cor aud o do away With middle men.
AR. Merrier, OF Wyomir- was CO
sen chairman and g. l.
Brooks of New Mexico.
.ccretary Mr. Mercer stated
the obicc. of the meeting, and then
read report vi his conference WIN
Armour ~ Co. OF Chicago, which
was had ut the request OF the Co.ora-
do Cu,tlcgrowcrs' ASSOCIATION, SUP
-AntiAlly ~ iollowe: Armour " 60
nave signed a contract with the pool
to KIN their cattle aud give them al
there j. in item, less reasonable
commission. and aid IN extending
their market facilities. Armour iuL
Their agree to slaughter their cattle
for ) 30 per head giving the shipper
the entire proceeds OF the animals, Jess
freight and selling commission on
dressed beef in the cast
The following re -DlutiCus were pre-
scented and adopted:
Resolved that incorporation papers
be taken cut under the laws OF the
state Of Colorado, establishing All a.
ISOLATION for mutual benefit In hand
lirg and di-pt ing Of beef cattle
after shipment from producers; that
the name of the a-sOCirtion shall De
the american Beet POOL that 1t
Shall Issue no capital stock. declare no
dividcn- and seek no profits = an
organization: thati object shall be
to accomplish, through organized
cnort and united action, III increase
OF net value upon beet products
TO ITS membership ana to the
individual advantage of IT, member
shin. and its affairs shall be wholly
governed by directors, though the
management shall be composed of u
president, yic) president, >ecretary
and superintendent. to be elected
or appointed 10y the board of diroc.
tor, according to the bylaws OF the
association that any person eligible
for membership must be u producer
and shipper OF beet that there shall
be no membership fees or annual
dues and that the only Charge to the
membership for support OF organi@a-
ton -hnl 30 30 cents per head upon
all beef cattle shipped 10 or through
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The Glenn BilI and thc u"diicd conn
mittec substitute

Ihc Glenn Bili and thc u"dihcd conn
mittec substitute
ATLANTA, Ga, SeIi T. The Glenn
anti educational bin which has ain
in the committee room of the senate
tor some weeks, SIS i'll come in tor con-
sidcration on Monday. The commit
tee on education has submitted sub,
siitlto bill in n modified form which
provides that ID any institution sup
ported wholly or in part 10y the state
shall receive both white and negro
pupils, state aid shall be
Withdrawn Immediately. Also
that no person educated atan institu-
ton receiving both white and negro
pupils shall be eligible a. toachcr in
the public school,, The idea Of nd
voUtes of the measure is to rush it
through quietly There j. n tacit un.
dcrstNudipg TINT there will be no
debate. Legislator, have consented
to abAtc their clcQuouco in the into
rest of harmony Both, Governor
Gordon aud Co.oucl Glenn lave been
urged to allow the bin 10 90 by de-
fault, but the matter r. h1youd tho
control of either. II l. an open
secret that Governor Gordon rather
desires il 90 pa 80 that he cau veto
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mes he Is pur.
play of vehicles
rtainly tho most
in Waco.
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who claims 10 INV MI U.,..,'oco c,r
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whom tht! my Noou. ,'n ,rj.J,t
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4 cubs Gin to BrnutJ' Grace WI"
tue and Hieh Place

,,n,,.,,r,, nonmty. Grace. Nir-
= ina and nm place
r,c.,nn scpt. THE Bohemian
.n,.,i.'...i..' vhicb left here six
months NS'' I'' .'',' .,u.a nor,,.
returned. The meinocr7 - INC pm!
have brought with them al present
from WI = w 80 '-. oonsis,irg of -
OF garnet Je"''! and chain Inc
hroaOH' eur ~ ,,o"n of an eagle
holding in IT, claws three golden ar
rows. and supported by two stand
ards. The case containing the set Is
lined with W hite satin and IS IN
.cribed:
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART

Substitution. under thcdl'ectiou Of the
sisters OF It. Mar. win open Monday. ~,ptom.
Der 5tl, lssi. Tor term address,
~I-IEu- coy 81. MARY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

CluoAoo, sept l2.-Mr,. Dickoy
the widow Of Judge 4. Lyle p!ckey of
the Illinois supreme bench died
today OF heart disease. Through her
death, probably, ends the sensational
begun few days ago. by
her step children to break their
fathers will.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13
coLoitNuo C,TrLEurN

UeprC,cntutN >to,k-HHiscrs an COM
NcuIiou at Denver
DENVFR, Col, sept. IA meeting
of representative cattlemen of the
range country WAS held here yes,cr-
day for the purpose of forming An
American beet pool, the purpose OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

south Second ana suutu rnst suovts
to the Brazos river. One
hundred aud ten acres in cultivation,
two tenant houses, two wells, all un-
der fence on three sides and posts up
on other side, Healthy location, fine
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

~ YIN . ~ ,'VW '01N ..07'-0' >
antce is reliable, aud not from an
irresponsible agent, whose object IS
to make u big commission while he
can, aud when found out, skip to
other fields, The piano, organ and